Bronze Statue of a Pole Dancer

19th C. Bergman Bronze Statue of Dancer. Measures H: 10 1/2"

Art Deco bronze statue of dancer, c1930 Height: 16.5"

Large Bronze Statue Couple Dancer with Marble Base- Measurements: Width:11 x Deep: 8 x Height:24 Inches. Exellent condition. 22 LBS. We pack & Ship for you. We take care of the shipping services in ho

Large Bronze Statue Couple Dancer with Marble Base- Measurements: Width:11 x Deep: 8 x Height:24 Inches. Exellent condition. 22 LBS. We pack & Ship for you. We take care of the shipping services in ho

Bronze statue of Egyptian Dancer, signed to the base (next to figure feet) "D.H. Chiparus" with European Bronze Finery stamp to the right, mounted on a marble base. Stature measures 22-1/2" in height

Art deco bronze statue, exotic dancer, on onyx base, unsigned, of the period, height is 12"

DESCRIPTION: Pierre Le Faguays figural bronze statue titled: "Dancer With Thyrsus" features a topless female dancer with parcel gilt accents. Signed "Pierre Le Faguays" and mounted to a tiered marble

Pair of Thai fine gilt bronze statues; depicting the female dancer standing on lotus pedal base; in religious garment; H: 130-113 cm, W: 50-70 cm. PROVENANCE: Ontario estate

Sitting Elegantly With Her Long Dress Stretched Across Her Body, Showing Very Little Skin. She Wears An Extremely Intricately Detailed Leotard That Fits Her Skin Tight And Exposes Her Body In Certain

This graceful bronze dancer is exquisitely handmade complete with Egyptian symbols reflecting the period’s fascination with the excavation of Tutankhamen’s tomb. The base forms a natural

Josef LORENZL (1892-1950) bronze dancer sculpture with an onyx base, signed. 8” H total, 6” H without base. Shipping in USA is $ 30.00.INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS ARE INELIGIBLE TO BID ON THIS ITEM. THI

The beautiful belly dancer presents herself with both arms extended above her head. She tiptoes forward seductively, as the beads of her costume jangle with her movement, enticing her audience. She wa

An Art Deco \"Egyptian Dancer\" Bronze Hot Cast By Lost Wax Method Figurine on Black Marble Base By French Sculptor \"Luis Noee\". H 13.1/2\" x W 5\" x D 4\"

Art Deco After D.H.Chiparus Orientalist Dancer, Signed. This Bronze sculpture is handmade and was casted using the "Lost Wax Method". True to the Art Deco period, this sculpture originally is by Roman

This Art Nouveau classic takes full advantage of the capabilities of the Lost Wax bronze casting technique to render amazing detail. The piece is cast in the finest grade of silicon bronze. It costs m

Wonderful Art Deco era bronze statue. Crafted out of solid cast bronze with a wonderful patina. Mounted to a wooden base. Probably by Franz Hagenauer (Austria 1906-1986) Good condition with surface we

A stunning creation with exquisite detail cast by the traditional lost wax or hot cast method is not to be confused with cheap imitations. This is bronze. A woman at home on her marble pedestal. The t

Art Nouveau - Deco Bronze Dancer Statue Signed - Size: 18" X 10" - Weight: 17 Lbs

After Edgar Degas Bronze Statue of Little Dancer Aged 14.Measures 17 inches x 9 inches x 3.75 inches.

An Art Deco \"Egyptian Dancer\" Bronze Hot Cast By Lost Wax Method Figurine on Black Marble Base By French Sculptor \"Luis Noee\". H 13.1/2\" x W 5\" x D 4\"

Sitting Elegantly With Her Long Dress Stretched Across Her Body, Showing Very Little Skin. She Wears An Extremely Intricately Detailed Leotard That Fits Her Skin Tight And Exposes Her Body In Certain

A stunning creation with exquisite detail cast by the traditional lost wax or hot cast method this is not to be confused with cheap imitations. This is bronze. A woman at home on her marble pedestal.

Ease and fierce composure emanate from this Art Deco Sculpture. Its a wonderfully designed and executed work of art, from the delicately poised stance of the woman in a gesture very reminiscent of yog

after Paul Philippe, 2oth C. Bronze Dancer Statue mounted on a black marble base. Bears signature P Phillipe. Good bronze patina finish. Size: 19 h , 8.5w. ASKart: Paul Philippe (1870 - 1930) was acti